What interpretation have Seto and Barbaree (1999 ) given to the finding that sexual offenders with the most appropriate treatment behaviour are those that are most likely to reoffend?
a) They are more deeply in denial.
b) They lack the ability to generalize gains made in treatment to real life situations.
c) The social skills they learn in treatment may be used to manipulate victims.
d) They are those most adept at dissimulation.
c
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will report that caring for Martha produces any rewards. c. Chip will experience more rewards as a result of caring for Martha than Henry will. d. Henry will experience more rewards as a result of caring for Martha than Chip will.
Americans usually reject the need to learn, understand, and appreciate other languages, customs, and cultures. This is an example of _____
a) ethnocentrism b) code frame switching c) acculturation d) bilingualism
In operant conditioning, reinforcement is ____
a. any food that the organism likes b. a stimulus that produces a reflexive response c. an event that decreases the future probability of a response d. an event that increases the future probability of a response
When all of his buddies call home to tell their parents they will be getting home late from the game, Dieter doesn't bother, saying, "My mom and dad are too busy to care about me. They don't care how late I'm out—in fact, they never even ask where I'm going.". If Dieter is right, his parents are most likely exhibiting a(n) ____ parenting style
a. uninvolved b. authoritarian c. permissive d. authoritative